Social and psychosocial effects on atopic eczema symptom severity – a scoping review of observational studies published from 1989 to 2019

Keyphrases

• Psychosocial Effects 100%
• Scoping Review 100%
• Atopic Eczema 100%
• Symptom Severity 100%
• Social Effects 100%
• Psychosocial Factors 40%
• Eczema Severity 30%
• Stress Effect 20%
• Search Strategy 10%
• PubMed 10%
• Exacerbating Factors 10%
• Social Support 10%
• Inclusion Criteria 10%
• Anger 10%
• Security Status 10%
• Contradictory Results 10%
• Promoting Factors 10%
• Social Factors 10%
• Illness Identity 10%
• Stress Coping 10%
• Social Status 10%
• Psycho 10%
• Protective Factors 10%
• Psychosocial Stress 10%
• Health-promoting Lifestyle 10%
• PsycINFO 10%
• Anxiety Level 10%
• Neuroimmunology 10%
• Low Sample Size 10%
• Attachment Security 10%
• Coping Support 10%
• Childhood Experience 10%
• Psychosomatic State 10%
• Body Consciousness 10%
• Partnership Satisfaction 10%
• Biopsychosocial Approach 10%
• Languages Other than English 10%

Psychology

• Scoping Review 100%
• Coping Behavior 100%
• Consciousness 50%
• Social Support 50%
• Attachment Security 50%